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Cinco de Mayo: The Deadly French Connection
By: Daniel Nardini We know that Cinco de Mayo (May 5th) was the Mexican victory over the French forces of Emperor Napoleon III in 1862 at the First Battle of… Read more
The Strange Case of Enidris Siurano Rodriguez
By: Daniel Nardini It seems an unlikely case on the issues of free speech and prejudice. A 15 year-old high school student named Enidris Siurano Rodriguez refuses on principle to… Read more
Home-Grown Jihadis
By: Daniel Nardini There are still too many holes in the stories about the alleged bombers Dzhokar and Tamerlin Tsarnaev. We may never fully know what exactly motivated them to… Read more
The CISPA
By: Daniel Nardini I have come to the conclusion that the U.S. House of Representatives simply does not read carefully the legislation they pass. The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection… Read more
They Did Not Learn
By: Daniel Nardini In a piece of propaganda that I can only call bizarre, The Chinese Communist Party journal Study Times published an article that outlines what the Party calls… Read more
More Hobbit Stories
By: Daniel Nardini In an area of study that rarely if ever receives any limelight in the news media, a debate is going on about the newly found humanoid ancestor… Read more
The Benefits Immigration Reform Can Bring
By: Daniel Nardini According to a report issued by the Center for American Progress, the report explains in detail how immigration reform will be a major boost to the economy… Read more
Who Did Not Cause the Boston Marathon Bombing
By: Daniel Nardini I am pretty much convinced who did not cause the bombing of innocent people at the Marathon in Boston, Massachusetts, on April 15. The U.S. government. While… Read more
An Independent Scotland?
By: Daniel Nardini In 2014, a referendum will be held in Scotland asking the Scottish people whether they want independence or remain part of the union with England. Before I… Read more
Amnesty for Iraq War Deserters
By: Daniel Nardini Former U.S. Army Private Kimberly Rivera* will go on trial in a U.S. military court for desertion. If found guilty, she could face many years in prison… Read more »